Sicily is an extremely interesting a beautiful region is located to the south of Italy.Visitors from all over the world are given a friendly welcome by the hospitable inhabitants of Sicily.It has a breathtaking an enchanting countryside and coastline.
CLIMATE: Sicily enjoys a mediterranean climate with hot summer and mild winters.
TOURIST ATTRACTION: Cefalù:To describe Cefalù as western Sicily's "Taormina" may be a slight overstatement, but it is certainly the most similar thing you'll find, so don't miss it. The design of the splendid Norman cathedral was based on a French one, but nothing else in this seaside town owes much to anything but Sicily's own multicultural influences. Palermo.Sicily's regional capital and largest city is perhaps best compared to a rough, uncut jewel. Its beauty has to be revealed through careful discovery. You'll find this bustling city chaotic and dusty yet interesting. The historic environment of this former royal capital of kings and emirs is largely Baroque with some stunning nuggets of medieval architecture. EVENTS:
In february, there is the almond festival and in Sciacca there is the carnival and in july, there is the Festino di Santa Rosalia, a folcloristic tribute to Saint Rosalia. In winter you may see the best opera companies at the Teatro Massimo.
CUISINE: The typical cuisine included: cannoli, cassata,arancini and panella. ACCOMMODATION: Sicily is ideally situated for road, rail and air connections. MEANS OF TRANSPORT: Sicily is ideally situated for road, rail and air connections. ITINERARIES: It has a wide choice of itineraries which suit all requirements of holiday-makers.
Sicily is an extremely interesting a beautiful region is located to the south of Italy.Visitors from all over the world are given a friendly welcome by the hospitable inhabitants of Sicily.It has a breathtaking an enchanting countryside and coastline.
CLIMATE:
Sicily enjoys a mediterranean climate with hot summer and mild winters.
TOURIST ATTRACTION:
Cefalù:To describe Cefalù as western Sicily's "Taormina" may be a slight overstatement, but it is certainly the most similar thing you'll find, so don't miss it. The design of the splendid Norman cathedral was based on a French one, but nothing else in this seaside town owes much to anything but Sicily's own multicultural influences.
Palermo.Sicily's regional capital and largest city is perhaps best compared to a rough, uncut jewel. Its beauty has to be revealed through careful discovery. You'll find this bustling city chaotic and dusty yet interesting. The historic environment of this former royal capital of kings and emirs is largely Baroque with some stunning nuggets of medieval architecture.
EVENTS:
In february, there is the almond festival and in Sciacca there is the carnival and in july, there is the Festino di Santa Rosalia, a folcloristic tribute to Saint Rosalia. In winter you may see the best opera companies at the Teatro Massimo.
CUISINE:The typical cuisine included: cannoli, cassata,arancini and panella.
ACCOMMODATION:
Sicily is ideally situated for road, rail and air connections.
MEANS OF TRANSPORT:
Sicily is ideally situated for road, rail and air connections.
ITINERARIES:
It has a wide choice of itineraries which suit all requirements of holiday-makers.